

Judge Obliterates Trump
Oct 1, 2025
A judge criticizes Trump for suppressing pro-Palestinian activism and affirms free speech rights for non-citizens. Netanyahu's conflicting statements about Gaza reveal skepticism over his peace plans. The discourse around Israel's military actions intensifies, with some Americans, especially younger generations, expressing decreased support for Israel. Megyn Kelly faces backlash for not condemning prominent right-wing figures, raising questions about media accountability and the pressures to conform to pro-Israel narratives.
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Judge Condemns Speech Suppression
- A Reagan-appointed judge found Trump administration actions unlawfully chilled pro-Palestinian speech and violated the First Amendment.
- The ruling emphasizes constitutional protections extend to non-citizen students and professors in the U.S.
Free Speech Protections Are Universal
- Cenk Uygur argues unpopular speech must be protected because the First Amendment exists precisely for dissent.
- He warns stripping rights from non-citizens to appease foreign governments endangers everyone's liberties.
Deal Acceptance Versus Private Resistance
- The Trump ceasefire proposal demands Israeli withdrawal and a path to Palestinian self-determination, but Netanyahu publicly resists.
- Netanyahu's private Hebrew posts contradict his English acceptance, indicating potential sabotage of the deal.